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good afternoon. welcome to the heritage foundation and our douglas and sara allison auditorium. we welcome those who join our heritage.org web site on all of these occasions, for those here in house we would ask that courtesy check to see that our mobile devices have been silenced or turned off and, of course, for those watching online we remind you as well as those joining us on c-span that you re welcome to send questions or comments at any time. simply e-mailing speaker @heritage.org and we will post that on the home page for everyone s future reference. leading our discussion is culley stimson. mr. stimson is manager of our national security law program and a senior legal fellow in our center for national defense. he s a nationally recognized expert in national security, homeland security, crime control, drug policy and immigration. he also writes and lectures widely on policy issues such as the law of armed conflict, terrorist detainee policy and interrogations, ....
pennsylvania, wisconsin. we are glad to have the great lakes represented here today. we thank everyone for tuning in to the livestream. we hope you will share your story. please go to #americaspeaksout. or #trumpcare. this is an ongoing conversation that we want to have, not just today. we know that there are other critical issues that have come up, but we feel it is so important that we remain focused on one of the most important issues to all of us as americans and our families. the ability to see a doctor, take our child to the doctor and have a for double medical care when you need it. last week, republicans passed a bill that is a triple whammy for families. in my state of michigan and across the country. higher costs, less health care, forto pay for tax cuts millionaires and billionaires. unless you are a very wealthy person, trumpcare is a bad deal. 24 million people will lose insurance. medicaid will be cut by 880 billion to pay for the tax cuts for the very wea ....
pennsylvania, wisconsin. we are glad to have the great lakes represented here today. we thank everyone for tuning in to the livestream. we hope you will share your story. please go to #americaspeaksout. or #trumpcare. this is an ongoing conversation that we want to have, not just today. we know that there are other critical issues that have come up, but we feel it is so important that we remain focused on one of the most important issues to all of us as americans and our families. the ability to see a doctor, take our child to the doctor and have a for double medical care when you need it. your voices are needed now more than ever. last week, republicans passed a bill that is a triple whammy for families. in my state of michigan and across the country. higher costs, less health care, all to pay for tax cuts for millionaires and billionaires. unless you are a very wealthy person, trumpcare is a bad deal. 24 million people will lose insurance. medicaid will be cut by 880 ....
affected by chronic illnesses. sen. stabenow: good afternoon. we know that we have many more colleagues coming to join us, but we will get started in the interest of time. sen. stabenow: we know that we have many more colleagues coming to join us, but we will get started in the interest of time. we want to think our wonderful guests and witnesses who have come here today to share their stories. as we look at the panel, it looks like the great lake states. i did not plan this on purpose, but we have indiana, michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin. we are glad to have the great lakes represented here today. we thank everyone for tuning in to the livestream. we hope you will share your story. please go to #americaspeaksout. or #trumpcare. this is an ongoing conversation that we want to have, not just today. we know that there are other critical issues that have come up, but we feel it is so important that we remain focused on one of the most important issues to all of us as ame ....
at 9:00 p.m. eastern. now, a look at how the trump administration and the appointment of justice neil gorsuch will affect the future of the supreme court. this was part of the seventh circuit bar association annual meeting recently held in india this indianapolis. it is one hour 20 minutes. good morning, ladies and gentlemen. thank you all for being here on this beautiful monday afternoon. my name is brian paul. i m an appellate attorney here in town. i welcome you to the circuit conference. chicago inst met in 2016, a lot has happened. we have a new president and more recently, we have a new supreme court justice. so, what does this combination of events mean for the future? that is the question we will be addressing here today. there is lots to discuss. let s get right to it. we have four experts from across the ideological spectrum to help us sort things out. their resumes are long and there are accomplishments are many their a accomplishments are many. merci ....